Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind
A 1906 New York study of brain function and personality by physician William Hanna Thomson, written for a general readership interested in mind and body. Its pictures are plain line-and-tone engravings of brains seen from above and a labelled cortex map with regions such as visual and auditory areas, offering a designer clean anatomical forms and diagrammatic labelling to adapt.
